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All Circumstances are the Frame

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All Circumstances are the Frame by Emily Dickinson

 All Circumstances are the Frame
In which His Face is set --
All Latitudes exist for His
Sufficient Continent --

The Light His Action, and the Dark
The Leisure of His Will --
In Him Existence serve or set
A Force illegible.

Form: Ballad

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